Philosophy Club Meeting 3/20: Game Night!
Our next meeting will be on Tuesday, March 20th at 6:45 pm in EN 101.
This week is Game Night, so come join us for some fun and games!
Nicholas Vela
Club Historian
Philosophy Club Meeting 3/6: Pascal's Wager
Good Morning, Philosophy Club Members!
Our next meeting will be held on Tuesday, March 6th at 6:45 in EN 101. Our topic will be Pascal's Wager. We hope to see you there!
On a side note, there will be No meeting on March 13th, due to Spring Break. Our meetings will resume March 20th.
Nicholas Vela
Club Historian
Philosophy Club Meeting 2/27: On Death
Good morning, Philosophy Club members!
Our next meeting will be on Tuesday, February 27th in EN 101 at 6:45 PM Our topic?
"Death, is it really the end?"
Come by for lively discussion, we hope to see you there!
-Nicholas Vela
Club Historian
On Science: Favoring the Philosophical
To their delight or dismay, students new to philosophy quickly learn that the puzzle is paramount in philosophy. Solutions--always many, usually complicated--matter less than the intriguing, confounding puzzles spawning them.
Engineers seek solutions, puzzles mostly annoy. And for scientists?
Philosophy Club Meeting 2/20: Immortality?
Good morning, Philosophy Club members!
Our next meeting will be on Tuesday, February 20th at 6:45PM in Engingeering 101
Our topic? "Is immortality a possibility? How could it be?"
See you then,
Nicholas Vela
Club Historian
Philosophy Club Meeting 2/13: What is Love?
Good morning, Philosophy Club Members! Our next meeting will be on Tuesday, February 13th in Engineering 101 at 6:45 PM. Our topic?
"What is love?"
Hope to see you there!
Nicholas Vela,
Club Historian
Ephemeris, Undergraduate Journal of Philosophy
Call for undergraduate papers extended:
We are extending the due date to FEBRUARY 20th.
(We thank those who have submitted work -- our review process is commencing.)
Ephemeris is an undergraduate journal of philosophy that is student-run and dedicated to publishing exceptional undergraduate writing grounded in the distinct value and interest of the philosophical endeavor.
Philosophy Club Meeting 2/6
Tuesday, 2/6, in EN 101 at 6:45 pm, the Philosophy Club will host a discussion on False Facts. All are invited!
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It's Your First Philosophy Class: Now What?
Nick Byrd (FSU grad student) offers three suggestions for successfully navigating your first course in philosophy.
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Philosophy Club Meeting 1/30
The Philosophy Club meets Tuesdays, 6:30-9:00, in EN-101. This week's topic, "Can Pragmatism work? Are there examples of pragmatism in your life?"
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